I race you Ryles!!!!! This was worth the wait. Colton pulled me in and still hasn't let me go. So loved the epilogue.

4.5

So I just have say that I'm a little disappointed that I let my fellow readers prevent me from reading this series earlier. I don't typically read reviews. I don't want other people's opinions to affect mine, but I didn't start this series awhile ago because there were quite a few low ratings on the first page of the first book. I'm thankful to a friend for encouraging me to read it anyways and I'm so glad I did! Overall great story, characters, emotional connection and sweet little moments.

A new fan made over here for sure and I'm sorry husband, I didn't get to washing those dishes today. Priorities of course.

WOW!! K. Bromberg you have done yet another fantastic job! Crashed really was a rollercoaster of emotions and had my heart beat way too fast! I love the growth and the love that Colt and Ry have for one another, and I loved that Ry never gave up (even when most would) and Colt fought his demons head on. I loved everything about this book and especially how the prologue and the epilogue tied into each other (if you didnt catch it reread it). The epilogue is by far one of the best I have read and it was such a bittersweet ending to their story. I thank you K. Bromberg for writing such an amazing series!

The best book in the series by far. I just love Colton,even if his story has been told a dozen times before. I found myself really aching for him to find his way. Rylee is still annoying to me but I do like that she isn't such a push over.

Estoy muy sorprendida por el final de esta trilogía y me ha gustado mucho!

I "race" this book and Colton! It was difficult to put this one down when life interfered with my favorite past time. I thought this was the best one of the series. I would love to see a Becks and Haddie book???

So I have to say that that was a great ending for the series. It had everything I could possibly want from the story and for Rylee and Colton.

I had to reread the second because it has been so long and I didn't remember much of anything. I think that really helped make my reading experience that much more of an exciting whirlwind. Where Fueled was an emotional roller coaster for Rylee and Colton's relationship, this book was a roller coaster for their life. Sure that brought many ups and down for their relationship, but the second book's conflicts were more about their internal issues and this book focused on testing the strength of their relationship that they found in the second novel through many outside influences threatening to ruin their happiness.

K. Bromberg did an excellent job of staying true to Ryle and Colton's personalities. Things may have gotten a bit dramatic at times, but the writing was done well enough that I didn't question anything for a second. I got caught up in the story and couldn't put it down. I don't care if I'm reading one of the worst books of all time, if the writing can still capture my attention and leave me enthralled in the story, I think it deserves praise for that. K. Bromberg is a great story-teller, and she's a good writer. As far as my mind can recall I thought the plot was pretty flawless, and had great depth to it. Top that with a captivating writing style, and you've got yourself a 5-star book.

I enjoyed this book so much I just want to go through the whole series again. I think I even fell more in love the all the secondary characters as well (at least the ones I was supposed to love). It made me all the more excited to read about Beckett and Haddie's story.

What a disappointment. I LOVED Driven and Fueled. Loved. But this? This was a hot mess. Waaaaaaay too much unnecessary drama----Tawny, anyone?---just to name one. Rylee cried on every page. And the racing analogies. OMG. They were everywhere. Enough already. I get she's your motherfucking checkered flag and your A to motherfucking Z. I don't need to read it on every page. I felt this was a huge departure from the first 2 books. Gone was the Matchbox 20. Gone was the texting of songs (until the very end). Even Haddie was virtually nonexistent. It was way too long with way too many cliches just there for drama. The best part was the scavenger hunt. I really wanted to like it. But from the start it just wasn't there. :(

This book probably only deserves 3.5 stars, although the first 3/4 were excellent. I loved the drama and angst. However, the last 1/4 was the longest happily ever after ever written. It dragged on WAY more than was necessary